Dickinson College - Alumni in the News

Alumni in the News
Summer 2008

Documentary featuring John Jones '77 receives Silver Gavel Award.
Donald Graves '53, who died in July, received a lengthy obituary in The Washington Post.

Alumni in the News
Spring 2008

Chad Mirkin '86 receives major federal research grant.
Dr. Kevin Johnson '83 was featured in the May issue of Black Enterprise magazine.
Ben Wilson '96 was featured in a Washington Post story about his small business.
Steve Katz '92 named Newspaper Photographer of the Year.
Amy Nauiokas '94 was featured in Director magazine.

Alumni in the News
Fall 2007

John Bailey '95 is appointed to a prestigious White House position.
John Jones '77 was featured on the PBS program NOVA.
Brock Clarke '90 publishes new novel to positive reviews.
Benjamin James '34 receives honorary degree from Harrisburg Area Community College.

Alumni in the News
Summer 2007

Drew Greenblatt '88 was featured in a Washington Post story about his small business.
Greg Giles '86 quoted in Washington Post article on Iranian nuclear threat.
Thomas Bogar '85 defends a Guantanamo Bay detainee.
Mary Cappello '82 publishes the book-length essay Awkward: A Detour.
Brian Kamoie '93 is appointed to a senior positon at HHS.
Andy MacPhail ’76 is named president of the Baltimore Orioles.

Alumni in the News
Spring 2007

Alumni in the News
Fall 2006

Alumni in the News
Spring 2006

Jim Quiggle '75 discussed insurance fraud on ABC's "Good Morning America."
John Jones '77 is named to the Time 100 list of most influential people.
Carl Socolow '77 receives a Guggenheim Fellowship for his photography.
John Zarafonetis '72 came to campus as a Metzger-Conway fellow to speak about non-profit careers.
Andrea Sisko '04 is the co-author of a major national report on health care spending.
Woody Goldberg '63 invites Dickinson junior to meeting with the Chinese Foreign Minister.
Jennifer Holm '90 publishes new books for children.
Marc Stern '65 misses the two highest-scoring performances in NBA history.
Tim Potts '71 is honored by Philadelphia Inquirer as Citizen of the Year.

Fall 2005

John Jones '77 issues ruling in intelligent design case.
Jay Feinberg '90 received an honorary doctorate from Yeshiva University.
Ashley Myers '04 is doing management consulting for a construction company in Alberta, Canada.
John Langdon '68 publishes 2nd edition of Wordplay, a collection of ambigrams.
Marc Stern '65 and Thomas Kalaris '76 were appointed to new positions in international finance.
Greg Giles '86 testified before a U.S. House committee on Homeland Security.
Brian Kamoie '93 works on hurricane disaster relief at HHS.
A bequest by Jean Louise Stellfox '60 is the focus of an article in The New York Times .
Zach Leverenz '01 is working in South African for Playing for Peace.
Emeritus trustee Joseph D. Brenner '39 died at the age of 88.

Summer 2005

Anne Reidell Smith '87 is recognized as a Distinguished Teacher of a 2005 Presidential Scholar.
Dr. Ray Crist '20 passed away at the age of 105.
Jonathan Emlet '03 is almost midway through his solo thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail.

Spring 2005

Paula Robinson Moore '94 is named Teacher of the Year in Washington County.
Liz Paxton '00 receives a Fulbright Scholarship to work on sustainable development in Morocco.
Jennifer Wasilko Haigh '90 publishes her second novel.

Fall 2004

Spring 2004

Jay Feinberg '90 receives first Charles Bronfman Prize for bone-marrow registry.
Jeff Kingston '99 was featured in a Sports Illustrated article about baseball executives.
Jennifer Haigh '90 receives Hemingway Foundation/PEN Award for her first novel.
Jonathan Murray '84 provides financial commentary on WBAL TV.
John Carroll '77 is named interim head coach of NBA Boston Celtics.
Florizelle Liser '73 becomes U.S. Trade Representative for Africa.
Brock Vandervliet '90 is getting attention for his prediction of a major bank merger.

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